Speed (1936 film) Quotes

Speed (1936 film) is a TV program that was first aired in 1970 . Speed ended its run in 1970.

It features Lucien Hubbard as producer, Edward Ward in charge of musical score, and Lester White as head of cinematography.

Speed (1936 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Speed (1936 film) is 65 (alternately 70, 72) minutes (Black and white) long. Speed (1936 film) is distributed by Loew's Inc..

Speed (1936 film) Quotes

• (Terry Martin) "Hey, that crate turned over too easy. Something wrong with that spring balance there."
• (Mr. Dean) "There can't be anything wrong with it. We figured it out to a T."
• (Terry Martin) "Yeah, well you better go on to X, Y, Z."

• (Jane Mitchell) "I take it, you've decided to drive."
• (Terry Martin) "Yeah, yeah, I think I will. Riding with women drivers always makes me nervous. You know, I take enough chances everyday."

• (Mr. Dean) "If Miss Mitchell were a boy who would someday inherit fifty-two percent of the company, everyone would applaud her for coming out to learn things from the bottom. Well, a girl can have horse sense too."

• (Frank Lawson) "Here you are, lady. I hope its what you want."
• (Josephine Sanderson) "Oh, I'm sure it will be, Frank. You've never let me down yet."
• (Frank Lawson) "Thanks Jo. I mean, dog gone it, now that you've been made Office Manager, it seems I should call you Miss Sanderson."
• (Josephine Sanderson) "Yes. A lot of things have changed since I became an executive. I wonder if its worthwhile, if any woman should climb too high."

• (Gadget) "Hey, Shorty, see that dame there? She's got a double-reverse, triple-cross play that make Notre Dame look like a lot of croquet players. Ain't that murder. Big Hoosier."

• (Frank Lawson) "Miss Mitchell, meet Miss Sanderson."
• (Josephine Sanderson) "How do you do?"
• (Jane Mitchell) "How do you do? I'm so glad to meet you. I read a lot about you in a woman's magazine."
• (Josephine Sanderson) "Oh, from stenographer to executive or how a woman made good in big business. There's a sequel to it too."
• (Jane Mitchell) "A sequel?"
• (Josephine Sanderson) "Yes. It's to be called "So What.""

• (Gadget) "Listen, let me give you a little advice, will you, please. Lay off dames, they'll ruin your future."

• (Josephine Sanderson) "What's the idea of making a sap out of yourself?"
• (Terry Martin) "It's my business."
• (Josephine Sanderson) "And mine too. I hate to see a man lose his job over a woman."

• (Fanny Lane) "Hello Terry."
• (Terry Martin) "Hello Fanny, how you doin'?"
• (Fanny Lane) "Fine. I'm havin' a scrumptious time."

• (Gadget) "Hey, what are you doin' way out here?"
• (Fanny Lane) "Oh, don't be cross loverboy. Its my vacation and I want to be near ya."
• (Gadget) "Yeah, near me and fourteen other mechanics."
• (Fanny Lane) "Oh, I swear I won't even look at another man."
• (Gadget) "Your promises are false, woman. So, take your torch some other place."
• (Fanny Lane) "Oh, loverboy, Gadgy-Wadgy, please forgive me."

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